The Chamber and Thunder Bay CEDC submitted a joint letter that outlines our support for the City of Thunder Bay’s application to the Housing Accelerator Fund which requests $45.6 million to support the development of 2,113 dwelling units, including both affordable and missing middle housing options, over the next three years.
Chamber offers business perspectives on City Strategic Plan and 2024 Budget Direction
Based on three pillars of a strong, resilient community, the platform includes ten actions recommended by Chamber Members in support of the development of opportunities for everyone in the community of Thunder Bay.
help shape the questions we’ll ask of municipal council candidates this fall as part of our election work
On March 22, 2022, Chamber President Charla Robinson made a deputation to Thunder Bay City Council as part of the Zoning By-Law Public Meeting. Text of the presentation is below.
The 2022 budget process is an opportunity for City Council to provide an economic shot-in-the-arm to taxpayers by taking every possible step to reduce its spending and the subsequent tax levy increase on our properties.
In case you missed it, here’s the recording of our session.